Project Engineer

Essential Functions:

Preconstruction/Estimating

·         Participate in post-bid, buyout, verifying prequalification’s and CCIP requirements, coordination, subcontractor, staff, and scheduling and meetings.

·         Assemble information such as unit prices, hourly rates, material costs, material availability, etc.

Productions/Operations

·         Assist APM and/or PM with updating schedule as required

·         Assist with short-range scheduling by confirming manpower, material deliveries, or supplier availability. 

·         Assist team with tracking of field work orders, changes, change order requests, and any incident that may be considered a cost event.

·         Prepare, expedite, and monitor logs for tracking shop drawings, submittals, requests for information, change orders, material delivery logs and other as determined necessary for a successful project.

·         Assist with basic review of submittals and confirm they are to Specifications and ensure revisions are made prior to resubmission.

·         Actively work with Subcontractors to make sure they have all necessary information for project coordination

·         Possess basic knowledge of all project plans, specifications, Subcontracts, Purchase Orders, daily correspondence, shop drawings, submittals, and all other project related documents.

·         Assist PM and Superintendent with expediting and confirming on-time delivery of resources and material to site.

·         Assist PD, CM or PM with generating directives or communications, prepare meeting minutes, memos, and letters as assigned by direct report.

·         Assist PM, CM and PD with proactively obtaining punch list and follow-up on completion of work.

·         Assist with monthly site safety reviews of current project safety conditions, share results with, and recommend any course of action to the Project Manager and Superintendent.

·         Document potential schedule delays and promptly notify team.

·         Inform Project Manager in a timely fashion with regard to any and all problem areas on the project.

·         Maintain good relationships with the Owner, Architect, Engineers, subcontractors, suppliers, municipal authorities and Company personnel involved with the project.

Physical Demands:

·         Transportation to and from project.

·         Occasional temporary relocation for out of town projects.

·         Must be able to walk to all areas of project which may require climbing stairs, ladders, scaffolding, suspended staging, roofs, stepping into and out of excavations, and varying heights.

·         Must be capable of working in a variety of physical positions which include, but are not limited to, sitting, standing, kneeling, squatting, walking and driving. 

·         Must be able to lift, carry or otherwise move or position objects weighing up to 50 pounds.

Work Environment: 

·         Must be able to work in a variety of weather conditions which include, but are not limited to, extreme heat, humidity, rainfall, snow, ice, compliment of all seasons, combined with varying starting and stopping times.

·         Work will involve exposure to varying noise and dust levels.